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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23
FOREIGN AFFAbK>'


p y ~ 1
LoxDoN. May 23.-Iesterday 400
members OF the House of Commons
attended Jubilee ,ervlce, at IT. Mars
gurite's church. Westminster J he
members formed in procession at the
house of commons aud marched TO
the church. at the head being speaker
Peel Mr.. Gladstone, w. ii. smith,
Lord harrington aud Mr. Goschen'
MI of whom were given seat OF non
or. United states Minister Phelps
stood at the foot Of the altar steps.
Choral services was conducted by the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the Arch
bishop OF ork, the Dean OF west
minister and Archdcacon Farran.
The hymns sung were composed es7
pecialy for the occasion. The Bishop
OF KpOn preached the sermon, AK
ing as his text Psalm 131. verse ,. The
Bishop spoke glowingly of the Veto
re6n epoch and urged a medium
course between optimism and pcs-i M
i-m-uamcly: Reverence tor the
gifts OF genius and power. y collcc-
ton OF tl1S was takOn up.
MS GuLLEr is IRKI1Arhp.
4 dispatch from Rome say, "Dr.
MckouIie operated upon Crown
Prince Ere lcrIck Williams throat on
SATURDAY. Iuc result wn- assuring.
Prot. NlrchOw madc a microscopic
SANITATION and does not believe the
trouble j. serious. The Crown Prince
has gone TO Rottadam.
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Crantilps modesty aspire to.be the
leader of the prohibition party:

- .,,, ., -
,oa1a. ar,ho,.ahi,,i,ior nar,,g
THERE Is good deal Oh excitement
~ -'"'07 e, .ou; y,so W. ny "a. 80
49,, ~ - i pV'. o'''
II - vi Nv
IL AND MRS. DELE I'ANld' eul
tor oI 'hs fr"''N'iH ier"lu' is
against 'he auho nulllenV strongly!
THE Gazette is mild hammered
prohibition paper. 1t has little to
---, -
IHE starry indicator boasts That
u'a'..a,t. nma
+ "
,,o sooro, -, norn.,n,l motto, o,bors
..oi,.,,
r,lo,,ol Au-lor-,n Jncl,,os 70 ~,
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Went OutFor DOL.

From fhe futnu Herald
Cranil md Reagan went TO Dallas
to see "the liquor dealers and beer
guZllcr,' meet, "a that was the way
it WAS put before the convention, but
whcn TIT when they found large per
cent OF the wisdom aud statesman
ship of the tate there, found vast
portion OF the yigor and bloom of
young democracy there. found ire
meddous collection of 1900 cool, cal.
culating, sober and intelligent men
Reagan went home after staying ali
night, heart sick. Grant, went home
aollloquzing thus. surely it would
take the mills of the Gods" to pull.
veriIe that power.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

IMPORTANT RAILWAY NEWS.
CITY or MENICo, May 25.--At n
public ale to-day the Mexican Nation-
al railway and its branches were sold
to IL purchasing committee of the
New National Railway company.
No outside partie, attended the sale
which Will in few DAYS be made en-
tire complete by The necessary legal
forms according 10 the laws OF McNl-
60. The purchasing committee will
then return to New York whore a
mortgage viii be recorded. The
construction will begin actively in
the gap IN the main line 36l miles 10
length and as the rainy season VIII
be favorable to work At the northern
part of the gap and also Tor tiity
miles AT thu southern part there will
he no obstacle TO the pccdy COLI
struction Of the line which ills Wutic.
ipated will be completed in one year
from the da,c 81 the beginning of the
work. The goycrrmcn, js very TREND.
ly 70 the corporati III and is disposed
10 facilitate matters.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

From the kerues Light
Parsou Ellis swept the state of
hausnr TO pro, that prohibition does
prohibit Why leave the town Of
kcren~: Why go beyond the shadow
OF Ms church 1t is Il notorious fact
that thore is more whisky consumed
in kercns since local option than
there ever WIS before, and 20 disregard
for law has increased in u proportions
ate rasio and corrcspondngly crime
and misdcmeanors have increased as
the Justices docket will show.
Deprivation o'ludividual and natural
rights and morality enforced by leg
islatiYo enactment may work well in
a pricst.riddon, cranky state like
Kansas but in the grand, tree md
glorious Lone Star State never
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

norLANaER nArEAIEn

PARIS. May 23.-An election wa-
ncld yesterday tor deputy tor
Seine. w. Mc-uricr received 9S 291
vote, and General Boulongcr 33O3S
DYNAMITE CNRrRtuC rs
exploded in the Hotel dc Commune at
La Tourc sunday iuJuring 70 colonel
and doctor, and doing much damage
to the premises. 1t is uuoilicially
stated hat VI ROuyicr declined TO
FORM a CABINET
but at President Crews rcquest I'm.
dertook to discover what combiua-
ton could possibly stand. With That
view he consulted the p9rtl lenders
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23
state Executive committee OF ANTI
ProhibitionIst-


Prohibitionist-
Geo. Clark. chairman. Waco.
G.. w. Tate aud viii Lambert sec
rctaries, Waco.
First Di-tiict-W. l.. Douglass
chairman, D., Beaumont; l.. Il. Cham
bers. chairman, r., Liberty
Second District-W. W. Spivcv
chairman, d.. llendcr- on:A ID. Talley
chairman. r., henderson.
Third District w. II. Pope chair
man, -, Marshall. +. f. Dennis chair
man. L., Marshnii.
Fourth District George + Todd
chairman, d.. Jefferson: H.. Shorter
chairman. H., LndcG.
Fifth District-J -. Pctcct, chair
man. -, sulphur Springs; l. Pepper
chairman, H., Grccmvilic.
Sixth District Cone johnson
chairman, d., Tyler; j. f. Anderson
chairman, H., Tyler.
Seventh Di-trict-R T.. lauti-
chairman, D., VILE Point
Eighth District-G. -. Neal, chair
man, D., NavasutA
Ninth District
Tenth DistrlG VI t.. klcbcrg
chairman, H., GaIvc,ton.
Eleventh District-R. T.. Allen
chairman, H.. llnlleu ,yilIe Henry
Green, r.. Columbus.
Twelfth DiHrIc, j. II. ~hclburnc.
chairman, -, Bcllyillc, Henry Mucllcr
hartman. r. BRENNAN
Thirteenth Di-trie'-ll VI. Cur
wood chairman H., Ba-irop.
Fourteen District Il; w. smith.
chairman d., Bryan; Ihos. j Powell
chairman, H., Calvert.
Fifteenth District Il. r Barry,
CHAIRMAN, ID, Corsicana, H. *. Wag.
goncr, chairman, r., McNia.
sixteenth District j. =. Boggs,
chairman, d., Terrell; a. VI. Cochran,
chairman, H., Dallas.
seventeenth District W. VI. Bush,
chairman, j., Mckinney; D. Il
Schnitl, chairman, H., Dcrtop.
Eighteenth District W II Dough-
crty. chairman, -. gainesville, Louis
Lcbrocht, cumuman, D., Dem -on.
Nineteenth District-D f. Britt,
chairman, D.. Vernon; Louie kothc,
chairman, H., Henrietta
Twentieth District VIM. Capps,
chairman, d., Fort Worth. j. T..
Alexander, chairman. r.. Fort Worth.
Twenty first Di.rici a. T.. Me
klnnon, chHirmuu H.. llill-borO. Ben
sims, chairman. H., WuNqhncmc.
Iwcnty.secoUd District D.ll. llar-
dy, chairman, H., Waco, Henry Tate.
Chairman H. Marlin
IWcmty-third District u. II ~calc-,
chairman, -. Bolton
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

WE know that right here in Waco
there are piou- and consistent men,
bcrs of he churcn who bewail the en-.
trance OF the ministry into politics,
and the throwing of the church as a
body to either the one side or the
other in the pending campaign. 1t is
pity always when the church Is
pro',ituted to worldly Interests 1t
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

From he Ca. 1Ylllr Anvil
The editor of the san Antonio Ex.
press announces the arrival of Nh arm
full OF cora. Ii some one viii take
him bundle of fodder now, he can
make II through till grass is up
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23
THEY'RE RI,o,.


1T n AMMAN.
SAVANNAH, May 23.-Firo
yesterday in an uucomrI. or'p|
tenement> in the sou,bnr, e''1 d,
city yesterday, and befornn paua
under control it dc,trn,vi' 70,
dwellings. Tho occupan, eu TN
of al Joining houses to ,bs.oi itt
their lives by Jumping tt1'rapei.
Windows. 'Nrous,
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\ piou~ Prayer

FROM the Austin statesman.
Lord, deliver us from cranks, crank
ism and crAnkology.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

Beautiful large splasher' WIN ,'S ,
crs, large tubs, cake pans WEI ,r's'
pudding pans, collanders' p'VH '';,s
cs, large OIL cans, cream I',
comb eases, macEraine co ,ho,
stands, quart measures, lv"'H n.
ters, maguates, corset steer w
oil, shoe polish, largo iuhnc,pb
glue, milk strainers, mea' ~. ,rGl
perforated ladies, padlocE' w,
tooth powder, bird cage uoV , A,
tooth picks, coffee pots, uS'. ,, IN.
hat and con- racks, rolling FL !.
stands, bread knives, 7hH" nm
coat hanger, rubber BIDS, I,, ,a,,
ers, linen handkercmots, -,q
cred buckets, buggy Wh.5E' ,
baskets, box collars, Don cum .o AZ
3 and 10 cent store, 5SS Au''''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

From he Nacga lochrs News
We never 20 back on friend until
he plays dirt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

Limit Limit. the s corporation. ~
with people. III qs|
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

weaker lt3 hold on all plain, hone at
people who believe in its divine mi
sion and does no good in the end.
W. sincerely trustour Texas churches
will sec the force OF these things be-
fore it has fatally weakened its infu.
ence with the people There can be
no denying the fact that the is-ion
of the church i, grand one. Patriots.
even those who reject the teachings
of the bible, value the church a. u
moral force of Infinite worth in tie
elevation and publication Of the pc0.
pie The following from the Bandcrs
3ugIc will be read with interest 90
this connection
MI over Texas good church mem
bcis ar expires ing "a determination
to have ministers who will not run
their churchc- INTO politics. The
Methodist church split on a political
question, ana there arc thousands OF
religious men aud women in Texas
who will either quit u church or
change ministers before they vii,
permit 70 political to be made % re
lig,ous qu 'stiOh.
PER thp prohibltioni-t- IN power ia
1cXA- AMI In lc, han ten years they
Will have VII amendment dishonoring
cN-contcj era' rs, -uch ~ Kansas ha'
WACO EXAMINER
Such h0-h and tOmtOOlrry rs the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

FEMALE suffrage is the las. expert
ment IN Kansas II follow prohibit
ton naturally.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

THE battle ha- opened IN earnest
Born the campaign and the wealth
er are hot.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

TN prohibitioni-ts are busy be-
wailing George Clark's "Dlunders'
1t is an excellent sign
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

The Increase of taxation after pro-
hibitiou has carried will take the
starch out OF the thing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

Whcrtlu southern IcIbCa are ncld M
to -cornG. rebels and outlaws. Doe,
the lndcN rrlll, not -nc the tondaucy
Of thc-r things. IL it will sit down
rlImlyaud mAu uprcjuliced frame OF
mind cipher it all out, it will with.
dr-w IFS o1c,itc LANGUAGE above
Many excellent southern men and
women are being cruelty ml-lcd il
this thing.
a WACO workingman writing t.
the south Wost at Fort Worth who
,igns himself "Joc, is good writer
clear strong thinker aud patriot
If only the laboring societies were
controlled 10y such men they could De
made TO serve the laboring people
generally. The wild visionary agita-
tors who thrive best whom the strike
is On arc the unsaicst counscllors for
the laboring naS'cs.
TINS Tribune turns the News over
for its cowardicc in giving NJ tao
uamc of It's correspondent to avoid u
SANDER suit. That was one 81 tie
most remarkable things we have over
hoard, and the null measure Of the
public condemnation will be felt
when the thing is more fully under
stood.
THE Denison Gazetteer has the fol-
loving and it is t. thcpoiut;
DR.. Carroll i, attempting the no.
viyc the exploded theory that the
Jews in Christ'- time drank "unior.
mcntndn wine. DR.. Crosby, Of New
ork City, charac terizes men who
make such rockies statements min
compoop,.'
OrR special from Weimar will be
read with interest here. II is the
first time in the campaign that the
"baroiacod" tactics have been tried
but it will not be the last. Lot Us
look ont tor the thing md take these
cases in tho bud.
Con-. ANDERSON contcmptuously
decline, tho billed wine business, aud
even -ay- he has the right TO manu-
tacturc termcuted wine. There now
Dr. Carroll you've set your foot ia il
again.
IuE Ca-trovile Anvil by its bright
wit aud general merit as newspaper
re>ivcs tender rccollections of poor
Hal Goslipq. and the days WHOM IN.
Quill kept everybody in II good hu.
NOR.
Billed wine viii do tor ,m4u men
in Wise county, but great lawyer
who lives next door 10 the pope eau
manufacture his grapes into old fash,
toned wine for baby's collie.
The Austin Prohibitions, caim.
Coke a- - prohibitiomst. lie would
make y queer one, to be sure Tho
Prohibltioui,t il, rs wild in many
more of its statements.
NOTHING seems palmer than that
the biule does not teach prohibition
That Is new tangled idea which ha,
come TO us out of Kansas. not the
biblc.
THERE doesn't seem to bo u greal
many ilustrious prohibitioui.t,
about Austin. They are not claiming
the old alcalde this time, we believe.
The Increase of taxation after pro.
hibitiou has carried will take the
starch ont OF the thing.
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Iris hot a along the hnc.
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DOES Col! Anderson in view of
Chairman CAROLS blunders and
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ItisIIIarCi

HismarCk. ,, O!
Bismarck has eyerythHs
best.
Blue Lick WA err from ~, M'i
Kentucky, on draught at W.
liaplsou Il Co.'S.
Deane photographed, s0'''
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IHERE doesn't seem to bo great
many illustrious prohibitioui.t,
about Austin. They are not claiming
the old alcalde this time, we believe.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

OCR special from Weimar will be
read with interest here 1t is the
first time in the campaign that the
"baroiacod" tactic. have been tried
but it will not be the last Let US
look out tor the thing and take these
cases in tho bud.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

WACO. TEAAS MAY % 1887
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

InE DenisCU GNIetlcr has thc los
loving and it is to thepoiu;;
Or. Carroll i, attempting the ro.
viyc the exploded theory that the
Jews in Christi time drank "unior.
mcnted' wine. DR.. Crosby, of New
\ ork City, characterizes men who
make such reckless statements min
compoop,."
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

j. II. AND MRs. BELLE DAvIG ed e
tor of the Frsnklin Herald, is
against the amendment strongly.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-23

Tue Gazette Is mild hammered
prohibition paper 1t has little to
say and says it softly
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
THE CANVAS NO. 2 NINE.
Richer Ore Than Ever FOund At
Depth OF 400 Feet.

DR.. Mckay is showing some rich
specimens of chloride and black sui
phuret ore which he dug out with .
Pickle, himself, with his own hands
a few days ago, out of the Camas
No. 2 mine, at . depth of 400 feet.
The ore Is evidently high grade, but
just how high cannot be known with
out an assay. However. the Doctor
is satisfied that they have got tons
and tons Of $7S ore, as he saw it in
place, picked out specimens, and had
them assayed, with an average return
of $7S per ton.
1t is evident that the Camas No.
mine Is very valuable property, ane
the report that a sale of it is afoot 70
cool million is not at all improbable
as, from all accounts, that pionee
Gold Belt mine must show full,
~, 100000 worth of ore.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
Horses Wanted.

Saddle and team horses are very
scarce on Wood River, just now, and
although quite n number of horsemen
have gone the rounds of the ranges,
they have failed to secure what stock
they wanted, and are now looking
abroad for a supply. If band of zoe
or 300 head were to be brought in al
any time within 60 days, the owne,
would have no trouble in disposing oil
them at good prices.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
The Nellie Boyd 20.

Haley theater,goers are to have a
great treat, next week, when Miss
Boyd and her excellent company will
appear at HALEY Theater-remaining
the entire week-giving q different
play each night. The list of plays
for the week can be seen in our ad-
vertising columns. 1t is made up of
six of the most popular dramas ever
presented on any stage, and includes
four new pieces never before pro-
duced on the Pacific slope. The
company carry ever 5000 pounds Of
new scen"r' and ,aovel mechanical
effects-special scenery for each play
The company is well-known here, ant
when they visited three years age
they gave us by far the best enter
tainment we have ever hal.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
CAMAS PRAIRIE.
A Garden.Spot which IL Settling Up
Rapidly.

n Uot0oeA-SYVs VuhCu - SCtsssuS w
Rapidly.
Camas Prairie, which three years
ago was almost desert, is now quite
thickly settled, aud in q short time
there will not q single desirable To-
cation remain unclaimed. There are
probably over 1000 miles of fences
on the prairie, and over 10000 acres
under cultivation. This year the
acreage will be greater than ever be.
fore; and il the new Touring min Al
Bellevue pays living prices for grain,
the acreage of wheat, barley, etc.,
will double within year.
The settlers on the prairie have
done we'll. Men who three or four
years ago had absolutely nothing, now
have good ranches equipped with
every requisite for successful cult
walton, and are becoming well-to-do
A couple of years hence, these mer
will DO in easy circumstances, ant
the prairie will be = perfect garder
from one end to the other.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
THE GRAVEYARD COMMITTEES.
They will Meet Next Sunday, to Select
Suitable Piece Of Land.

. Suitable Piece Of Land.
On Sunday morning next, at 10
o'clock. the committees appointed by
the various local orders and assooia.
tons for the purpose Of providing .
graveyard for HALEY will meet in the
Masonic Hall to effect an organixa.
ton, and will then proceed in a body
to the outskirts of HALEY, to select =
burial ground. As there is very little
land remaining unclaimed in this vi.
cinity, the work of the committee will
have to be done promptly, or ground
will have to be purchased.
T. S. Foulks, . comrade of the
Grand Army Post here, has offered to
file his soldiers homestead on the land
selected, to hold it Is or Is months
until he can prove up, and to then do
nate 40 acres for As much more ..
may be wantedD for q graveyard fol
the use of the whole community. This
liberal offer should be accepted al
once, and, when the land shall be Sc
lected, availed of; as . public grave
yard could not come to q community
in q moro desirable way than from
one who, after having helped to save
the Union, consecrates the whole righ
acquired thereby to providing . suita'
BILE final resting place for his fellow
beings.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
Notice Of Final Proof.

land OFFICE AT HALEY, IpAHo.(
March ., 1857. !
I, Lewis Lavake. Of Soldier post once, who
made Soldier Homestead Entry No. l454 b. G. g.,
for " y NE y NV Sc NE 4 sW < Section
~, N, Z IS z, do hereby give notice OF my IN
tention to make Anal proof to establish my claim
10 the land above described. and that expect TO
prove my residence and cultivation before the
Register and the Receiver 1t HALEY. idaho, on
@. T. Samson, N. L. Davis, Wilson Carter, and
David Bennett, ell Of Soldier, Idaho.
fSignature Of claimant:) LEWIS LAVAKE.
LAND OFFICE AT HAu.EY, iIDAHo,(
March O. 1857.
Notice Of the above application will be pub
HALEY, Idaho. which I hereby dssignste the
Newspaper published nearest the land described
In said application.
mn HOMER L. POUND. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
One Dozen Cabinets for IS.

Now is your time! Come ALI
For 80 days cabinet photos are re-
duced to IS per dozen at the Photog-
raph Gallery corner Bullion street
and First avenue.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27

HAurr, IDAHO, March %, 1887

HAuxr. IDAHO, March %, 1887.
Notice 10 hereby given that the ce-partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned.
In the Hardware and Tin business, at HALEY.
Idaho. under the nFm name Of Cliff Side bothsm
10 hereby dissolved. and thst the business viii
hereafter be conducted by J. r. Cliff. who viii
pay the debts Of and collect the accounts due tn
said nrm. R. A. sIDEBOTHAM.
q. +. CLIFF.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-27
The exhausted and drowsy feeli

The exhausted and drowsy feelings
comm On to spring time, indicate an
impure and sluggish condition of the
blood, which may be remedied by the
use of Ayers SarsaparRla. 1t is the
most powerful, and, at the same time,
most economical blood purifier known.